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...patient care before cost, according to Arthur Kleinman, Rabb professor of anthropology and Farmer’s adviser in social and cultural anthropology at Harvard. It is this strategy of “doing global health from a social medicine perspective” which illustrates the “genius?? of Farmer and PIH, Kleinman said. But the technique is expensive, he added. “Partners in Health’s budget has grown at a remarkable pace,” Marx said. “But the demand for—the need for?...
...speak genius.” Clearly, our teacher had not explained the assignment in language the entire class could understand. Professors must be able to communicate subtle and complex information in our language. In other words, they need to learn how to stop speaking “genius?? and start speaking intelligent undergraduate...
...labored through a 12-week comp process before learning that the Pudding had chosen their script. The pair saw its initial submissions develop into a full script by mid-July, but the revisions are still ongoing. “There’s a whole lot of genius??Einstein is one type, Dali is another—and we just need to figure out what type of genius we want to be,” Kollmer said. That genius has been difficult to flesh out, as Phillips described, “Just overall, it?...
...says. For Rousseau and many other obsessively researched historical figures, new facts are unlikely ever to come to light; but this doesn’t deter Damrosch. The best biographies, he says, are “reinterpretations.”So is “Jean-Jacuqes Rousseau: Restless Genius?? a groundbreaking, must-read reinterpretation? If anything it reinterprets Rousseau’s character, though perhaps “anti-interpretation” describes the biography more accurately. Damrosch’s method is to lay out, to demonstrate. The authorial voice vanishes in the elegant telling...
...Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies this academic year. And they’ve taken the opportunity to get together to talk about literature and translation and to collaborate. Thus far, Shibata has collaborated informally and formally on translations with Rubin and Murakami, who calls him a “genius?? of translation. A translator of contemporary American authors like Paul Auster, Shibata says that the three of them have a very “unusual relationship” because of their extensive collaboration. Plus, Shibata has visited Rubin’s Japanese translation class frequently. And Rubin...